Journal of Peace Education · 2011 · 42 citations · 26 references
EducationConflict StudiesPeace StudiesCritical TheoryPedagogySocial PhilosophyCritical PedagogyPeace EducationPolitical EducationPost-conflict ReconciliationSocial JusticeCapabilities ApproachConflict Resolution EducationFreirean PedagogyPeace Education CurriculumPeace PedagogyPeace PracticePhilosophical LiteratureSocial Justice Pedagogy
Abstract The purpose of this paper is to philosophically explore a 'realization-focused' capabilities theory of social justice, as articulated by AmartyaSen and Martha Nussbaum, as foundational to a theory of critical peace education. Paulo Freire's philosophy of critical pedagogy has had and continues to have a profound influence on the theory and practice of peace education. It is argued that the basic premises of Freire's philosophy point to a realization-focused theory of justice and can serve as a robust organizing foundation for critical peace education theory and practice. This conclusion constitutes a hypothesis that calls for further research. Keywords: social justicecritical peace educationNussbaumSenFreire
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